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Retired Senior Management Professional. Lectures on Indian Philosophy,Hinduism, Comparative Religions. Researching Philosophy, Religion. Free lance Writer.Blogger,Tedex Speaker
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Bhuvaneswari: Goddess of the World | Sri Vidya Upasna

Bhuvaneswari is one of the primary forms of Sakthi. Her name translates to "Goddess of the world" or "Queen of the universe". She is said to embody concepts of Sri Vidya Upasna in its Transcendental and Temporal Aspects. The Bija mantra of Sri Bhuvaneswari is derived from Panchadasi. According to the Devi Bhagavata Purana, she offers the five manifestations of Pancha Prakriti – Durga, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Gayatri and the root of all Vedas. Despite being the primordial cause of the world, she remains ever youthful and is often described as unfathomable and indescribable.

Sri Chakra How to Draw Details with Slokas Explanation In English Hindi

The angles of Thy abode (the Srichakra) which is made up of the nine moolaprakrithis or basic triangles ( the nine primary causative forces of the Universe) consisting of the four distinct Shiva triangles (with apex upwards) kept apart from the former by the bindu, with the eight-petalled lotus, the lotus of sixteen petals with the three circles around and the three lines, are counted as forty-four triangles."

Nithya Devathas Position in Sri Chakra Mantras Description

Kameshwari: She is the goddess of desire and love. She is depicted as a beautiful woman with four arms, holding a noose, a goad, a sugarcane bow and a flower arrow. She is seated on a red lotus and wears red garments and ornaments. She is the ruler of the first tithi, Pratipada, in both Shukla and Krishna pakshas. Her mantra is: Aim Hreem Shreem Am Aim Sakala Hreem Nitya Klinne Mada Dravey Souh Am Kameshwari Nitya Shreepadukam Pujayami Tarpayami Namah.